Sentence examples for early law from inspiring English sources

"That early law consolidated principles that are still active today," said Adriano La Regina, one of Rome's leading archaeologists and the chief curator of the exhibition.

"It's like early 'Law & Order,' " said Christine Baranski, who plays the acerbic law firm partner Diane Lockhart, and has shared the stage with many of the co-stars now joining her on TV.

He thwarted early law enforcement efforts to identify the killer and managed to easily flee not because he used an alias, Dr. Hermansen said, but because his surname has several legitimate variant spellings.

In addition to the 1,000 men arrested in an early law enforcement sweep, 5,000 young Muslim men who are in the country on tourist or student visas have been summoned by the F.B.I. for interviews.

In an early law of Constantine, priests and public soothsayers of Rome were prohibited entry to private houses; but another law, of 320 or 321, calls for their recital of prayer "in the manner of ancient observance" if the imperial palace or any other public building were struck by lightning.

He also studied the early law codes of England.

Gives history of some of early laws against burning soft coal.. View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz By Jia Tolentino.

As a record of the Franks' early laws and customs, the Salic Law affords valuable clues about the conditions of primitive Germanic life and society.

BBC Wales understands the proposed Wales Bill will not be among the early laws to be debated by MPs.

Leibniz thus concludes that since his early laws of motion do not govern actual bodies, bodies must not be indifferent to motion, and thus must not be — as Descartes had maintained — simply bits of geometrical extension made real.

And though early laws called for the death penalty for "sodomy" and "buggery," the Pilgrims had a more complicated attitude about homosexuality than you might think.